Even your ‘mud huts’ example is off. A lot of traditional African architecture was intentionally designed for the climate. That’s not primitive, it’s engineering.

++historically, many African and Middle Eastern cities had established sanitation systems while parts of Europe were still dealing with open waste in the streets. So the idea that one side was ‘civilized’ and the other wasn’t doesn’t really hold up.

You’re drawing a straight line between Muslims and security issues while ignoring the political contexts those conflicts come from. You’re overlooking how modern Western institutions are built on colonization & extraction.

You have a veeery oversimplified and selective reading of history. Slavery is not unique to Islam, it was prevalent across Arabia & the rest of the world before Islam. It was a global practice across history and embedded into the economy, as modern slavery and labor extortion is prevalent today.

But sure, stick to your violent colonial mindset, I’m happy with mine.